St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-19
and oharles A. Corpman, city clerk, took DO.

and Charles A. Cornman, city clerk, took po-
session of their offices yesterday.
A meeting of the committees to arrange
for an anti-coercion demonstration viii be
held at 43 Washington avenue south.
There was no regular meeting OF the liberal
ministers yesterday morning, owing to the
absence of Rev. d. M. Shutter from the city.
The district court will convene this morn
ing ut 8 o'clock. All the four court rooms
have been cleaned and put In elegant shape.
The divorce case of Hannah Walsh VS..
James Walsh, for cruel treatment, was heard
and taken under advisement yesterday in the
district court.
sion yesterday morning. beginning with
May monthly meetings will be held hereafter
until October.
Detective Lawrence yesterday arrested
Charles jacobson at Minnehaha Falls on
warrant sworn out by Annie Lanon, charg-
ing him with bastardy.
Hal Reid entertained the boys of Company
| A, who arc sleeping at the armory, last night
| by reading "Pat's Advice TO Company A, !"
| the pride of Battery b. and other selec-
| tons.
The directors of the Masonic temple held a
meeting last evening and discussed the build
| ing project ut some length. The whole matter
was finally referred TO the building COM
| mittee. with instructions to push 1t along at
| ali possible speed.
The body of CLAYTON NJ. Welsh. who died
| Sunday afternoon from the effects of pistol
| shot wound, will be taken to Baraboo, Wis,
this morning for burial. Mrs. Clayton and
| the dead mans cousin, K. w. waugh, will ac-
company the remains.
| Many people do not realize that the safe de-
/ post vaults of the Minnesota Loan q Trust
| company are kept open every night until
O'Clock. People having private safes there
can deposit safely any money received after
3p. IN. Cost only So per year.
Charles Cornman, the new city clerk. has q
marked popularity. 1t is whistling for his
dog. If the animal strays away ten feet 8
| shrill whistle recalls him. Some people say
| G. A. is already anticipating the hunting sea
| son and wants TO be sure that he still owns
| the dog.
| The Minneapolis Bicycle cl ub will hold it:
| first run this evening. The start will bt
made from the club rooms, 211h NicOlle
avenue, at 6:l5. The route will be out Hen
nepin avenue, past Calhoun to Harriet, ant
then IN b. way of Lyndale. A meeting viii
| be held after the return.
Walter 7. Mills, secre' ary of the Nationa
| intercollegiate Prohibition association, spoke
| to large audience at Hamline last evening
The State university and Manchester college
| were well represented. He will deliver hi
lecture on the Emancipation of the Ballot
| at Centenary church tomorrow evening
Admission free.
In South Minneapolis this evening an indig
| nation meeting will be held to protest agains
the alleged courageous conduct" Of Fir,
Chief StetSon In removing sgoOd men from
| the department for no just cause" 1t is salt
| that in addition to the striking Of JOSEPH
Scanlon's name from the roll, the names O
Stephen Mcbride, Scanlon's fireman, Dal
Doyle. Charles Hart and Patrick Hurley hav,
| also been crossed OF.
at the continued hearing Of the Nortl
| MiDpoanO1jS
ing property owners on Washington avenue
near Third avenue north, testified to the prob
able cost of lowering the tracks. Vice Presi
dent Truesdale, of the Minneapolis & st
Louis road. appeared in the forenoon an,
| testified that to lower the tracks would entail
an enormous expense, thar it would injur
the company's business and that it woul
injure the proprietors of the store houses il
the vicinity.
That the mills will shut down on account o
the high rates to Chicago is not set a settler
fact True, several mills are not running Il
present, but the reason is that the,
are being repaired. The high rates wer,
and make these repairs. The rate has nov
been reduced to ~ cents on one road. an,
this practically settles the matter. The mill
that are at present closed are the GuieXy
| WaShburn 4, the Palisade, the Hum bOldt an,
the Dakota.
A public meeting has been called at Dani
hall for tonight to protest against the actio
| of Chief Stetson in his appointments to tn
| fire department. 1t seems that the Scandi
navian residents have been totally ignore,
| during Stetsons rule. a very bitter feelins
| has also been caused by the removal of
| number Of the old and most competent fire
| men without cause. A number Of the lead
| ing Scandinavians and other residents an
property owners of the lower wards ar
leading the movement.